There is war in Ukraine and in Germany, there is discussion about the possible reintroduction of compulsory military service and other community services. Many people are asking themselves how it could come to the war, when it will end and what consequences the war will have – for Ukraine, for Europe, for all of us.
With “Ask the IFSH!”, the IFSH offers current peace and security policy discussion formats, especially for Hamburg residents but also for other citizens. Our researchers discuss the war in Ukraine with you in an informative and descriptive manner – in person or virtual. Whether school classes, associations, citizens' initiatives, etc., we answer your questions, explain complex issues and discuss peace policy perspectives together with you.
Our range of topics
In view of the focal points of our researchers' work, we are happy to agree to inquiries on the following topics:
- Europe's role and cohesion on the road to peace – shoulder to shoulder or division?
- Paths to peace: What are the chances of sanctions, negotiations and peace agreements?
- What comes after the war? Scenarios for a future peace order in Europe
- Peace through democracy – An outdated agenda?
- Multiple Crises: Interconnections of the Ukraine war with other crises and conflicts in the world
- The consequences of the Ukraine war for disarmament and arms control
- Thinking about the bomb – is Europe threatened by a new nuclear arms race?
- How can the OSCE contribute to peace and security in Europe?
- Reflections on the bomb – is Europe facing a new nuclear arms race?
- The war in Ukraine, propaganda and social media – implications for Germany
- Right-wing extremist circles in Germany and the war in Ukraine – new alliances and divisions
- Terrorism, Islamism, jihadism
- Civil wars and violence in West Asia (‘Middle East’)/North Africa
- German foreign policy in West Asia (‘Middle East’)/North Africa
- Nothing left to hide? Open source intelligence (OSINT) in the war in Ukraine
- Peacebuilding from the bottom up: opportunities and limitations
- What does international peacebuilding achieve?
- Peace research – how does it work?
- What does climate change have to do with peace and security?
Make an appointment!
Whether school classes, associations, citizens’ initiatives or similar, whether in person or digitally – we look forward to your enquiries.
Contact
Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy
Beim Schlump 83
20144 Hamburg
Germany
Email: frag-nach@
ifsh.de
Contact us
We are looking forward to hearing from you via frag-nach@ifsh.de.
You can read all the latest news and publications of the IFSH on the Ukraine war here.
